feat: optimise docker builds with multi stage builds and improved caching #1372 #1384
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Woohoo @yogeshojha! 🎉 You've just dropped some hot new code! 🔥 Hang tight while we review this! You rock! 🤘 |
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Hey, thanks for your contribution! 🙏 We appreciate the time and effort you put into this PR. Sadly this is not the right fit for reNgine at the moment. While we couldn't merge it this time, we value your interest in improving reNgine. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thanks again! |
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This PR optimizes the Dockerfile by implementing multi-stage builds and improving caching strategies.
The expected changes result in a more efficient build process and a smaller final image size